Transport Web service endpoint?

Hi,
I have started to develop web services in ABAP. Basically develop Z function modules to convert it to web services.
My process to create the web service is through SE80 Tx using the wizard. Then through SOAMANGER Transaction I create the corresponding service and can download the WSDLfile with the link "Open WSDL document for selected binding".
It is necessary due to my client want to consume the service with an wsdl file that contains the url as an endpoint, so I need to create the service. Until this point all works perfect.
My question is about transport orders.
When I transport the webservice to the Quality system I have to create again the service through SOAMANAGER to get the corresponding WSDL file with the correct url, so for each transport to a new system I would have to create the service.
Is it possible to create a transport order to transport the created services in SOAMANAGER to each system?
May be is possible do the same action in SOAMANAGER using other transaction?
Thanks

Hi,
>Is it possible to create a transport order to transport the created services in SOAMANAGER to each system?
No it is not possible and has already been answered numerous times in this same forum.
The endpoint is part of the runtime configuration and it should be different on the production system and on the dev system.
So it would be illogical to transport them.
You can only transport the Design time configuration.
Regards,
Olivier

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